Audit Connect ยท For Accounting Firms

Your client's books, one login away

Live, read-only access to every client who runs on Bizdivers. No request list, no stale exports, no "let me check with the bookkeeper." Early access is open.

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Live
Read-only books, current as of this morning
Ready
An audit packet on every transaction
Logged
Every read your firm makes, recorded
What busy season feels like

Drag to leave the request list behind

The request list is gone

Keep it that way.

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With Audit Connect

Busy season without the chase.

Live books, evidence attached to every transaction, exceptions already flagged, and every read your firm makes on the record. Your people didn't go to school to fetch files; with the fetching gone, what's left is the judgment work they signed up for.

Let's get you home for dinner.

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โ†บ bring back the old way
The old way
Emailed the request list. Again.
The export is three versions old
scan_final_FINAL.pdf
Reconciling at 9 p.m. In March.
Which spreadsheet is the truth?
Three inboxes of follow-ups
The confirmation nobody returned
Tick marks on paper printouts
Hope nothing slipped through
The misstatement you signed off on
The peer review finding
The client lost to a bigger firm
The associate who quit in March*
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* 73% of public accounting professionals report burnout, and busy season hours regularly pass 60 a week (Deloitte, 2025). The old way is doing that.

With Audit Connect

What your firm gets instead

๐Ÿ“– The books, live

Your client's actual double-entry ledger, current as of this morning. Journal entries, trial balance, general ledger, reconciliations. All readable, none of it editable by you.

๐Ÿ—‚๏ธ Work papers that assemble themselves

Every transaction carries an audit packet: preparer, approver, source documents, and control test results. The evidence you normally chase for weeks, attached the day it posted.

โœ… A client who did the homework

Control tests run on every entry all year: segregation of duties, thresholds, documentation, materiality at AU-C 320. You review flagged findings instead of hunting for them.

๐Ÿ” Scoped access, per engagement

A client grants your firm access explicitly and can revoke it. You see the clients who granted access, and nothing else.

We log the auditors too

Every read your firm makes is written to a log the client can inspect. Not "logging is enabled." Fail-closed, inside the transaction: no read without a record. Your independence file writes itself.

read ยท firm: smith-cpa ยท journal_entry: JE-2041 ยท 2026-08-31 09:14:02 ยท recorded

That's what an audit relationship is supposed to feel like.

The boundary

Built like the boundary matters

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Separate sign-in realm. Firms sign in at audit.bizdivers.com with their own credentials. A firm token cannot open a client door, and a client token cannot open a firm one. Enforced in the authentication layer, not a settings page.

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One door: the explicit grant. Firm access flows through a client-issued grant, filtered at the database level with row-level security.

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Read-only by construction. There is no write path from the firm portal into a client's books. None to misuse, none to audit around.

Getting started

How it works

1

Your client grants access

From inside Bizdivers, the client grants your firm access to their books and sees exactly what the grant covers.

2

Your team signs in

At audit.bizdivers.com, with firm credentials, on the firm's own realm.

3

You read, drill, and download

Live books, transaction drill-down, audit packets as PDFs. Every read logged.

Busy season without the chase

$149 per user per month, with a 14-day free trial. Audit Connect is in early access: tell us about your firm and your clients, and we'll get you a seat at the table.

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